Rodman, Kuzma and Jenny Bass, 59: Why are they still so popular?

NBA is the most successful basketball league, and fans are familiar with the names of the stars. The stories of stars like Jordan, Kobe Bryant and James can be said to come with their mouths open, but they lack interest in the bosses behind the stars. Many people have watched football for decades, but they may not recognize all the names of the owners of their fans' teams. However, there is such a team owner whose reputation is no less than that of many superstars. She is the owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jenny Bass. Today, I will tell her story.

Jenny Bass was born in 196 1. Although she is 59 years old this year, she is elegant in temperament, excellent in figure and skin care, which makes people feel that she is particularly attractive. Actually, it's true. Jenny Bass was a famous American beauty when she was young. She used to be a model and took sexy photos for many pictorial.

Jenny Bass, born with beauty, naturally has a rich and colorful emotional world, and her favorite objects are often celebrities in sports. At the age of 17, Jenny once fell in love with the handsome player Chip Engelland, but this relationship didn't last long. 1990, Jenny married Steve Timmons, a famous American men's volleyball player, but the marriage lasted only three years. After the divorce, Timmons was very critical of Jenny and hinted that she was an unruly wild horse.

Jenny's life was chaotic for a while after her divorce. She dated mcenroe, an American tennis star "bad boy", for six months, and had a brief love affair with American baseball stars and hockey stars. 1999, "big bug" Rodman signed a contract with the Lakers with a basic salary. The deal is said to have something to do with Jenny. Rodman once said that he could enter Jenny's boudoir at will, but Jenny later denied it. Rodman was also terminated in advance, and there was no intersection with the Lakers since then.

When Jenny Bass was 38 years old, she fell in love with Phil Jackson, who was 16 years older than her. Jenny attached great importance to this relationship, which lasted 17, and both of them were engaged. Unfortunately, on February 28th, 1965, at 438+06, 65, 438+06, Jackson, president of new york Knicks, announced on Twitter that he had broken off his engagement with Jenny Bass, president of Lakers. The reason for the breakup was only clear to the parties themselves. Since then, Jenny Bass has been single until now. She seems to enjoy her single life now, and all her energy is devoted to the operation of the team. She is working hard to achieve the goal of the team's first 18 championship trophy.

When it comes to Jenny Bass succeeding the Lakers as the boss, it's not that simple. Jenny is on the bath family's inheritance list, and she is not the first. Old Bass had always intended to support jim bass's ascension. For a long time, Jenny was only responsible for the commercial development of the Lakers. Jenny has no complaints about it. While doing her job well, she has established a very good personal relationship with famous people in NBA basketball, including players. Magic Johnson, Shaq O 'Neill, Kobe Bryant and other celebrities all respect Jenny's personality, which also laid a certain network foundation for Jenny to take charge of the Lakers later.

Jim Buss became the owner of the Lakers after the death of Old Buss. At that time, the internal management of the Lakers was chaotic, the record plummeted, and the commercial value of the team was greatly reduced, which made other members of the Lakers family sit still. Jim bass lacked enthusiasm for sports at first. Coupled with the pressure from his family, he decided to step aside. Since then, Jenny has become the owner of the Lakers. After a series of drastic reforms and transactions, the Lakers finally ushered in a renaissance. In 2020, the Lakers won the17th championship trophy in the history of the team, which undoubtedly became the first rich team in NBA history, and Aunt Jenny became the first female boss to win the championship in NBA history.